Politics
Johnson may now ditch Brexit protection for workers’ rights and environment he promised
The Prime Minister is set to bring his Brexit Bill back to the House of Commons this week, but Downing Street is suggesting that Johnson is no longer bound to pledges he made to MPs in October when he was persuading them to vote for his Withdrawal Agreement Bill.
Emily Thornberry contacts solicitors as bitter row with Caroline Flint intensifies
"You can’t just go round making things up. Whatever our differences, let’s not sink into that gutter."
Johnson to address new Tory MPs as they prepare to vote on Brexit deal
The Prime Minister will meet more than 100 newly-elected colleagues at Westminster.
Rebecca Long-Bailey favourite to take over as Labour leader
John McDonnell and Richard Burgon have both thrown their weight behind the shadow business secretary.
BBC ‘consciously’ played a part in Labour’s defeat, shadow minister claims
Andy McDonald said he's "very worried about our public service broadcaster.”
Gavin And Stacey star apologises for calling Laura Kuenssberg a “disingenuous plopcarpet” on election night
Mathew Horne had called for the BBC's political editor to resign following her coverage of the General Election.
Labour’s leadership battle descends into acrimony amid ‘stupid’ row
Emily Thornberry, who is accused of calling voters "stupid", said "whatever our differences, let’s not sink into that gutter."
The seats that Labour lost paint a very clear picture
What do most of these seats have in common?
Brexit Party reactionary Ann Widdecombe lost to an openly gay remainer in the election
Former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe has been accused of homophobia after insisting that homosexual acts “are wrongful” and that science “may yet produce” a cure for homosexuality.